Thematic issues of the Swiss Journal of Sports Medicine and Sports Traumatology

Issue 2/2014: Physical Activity and Health in Europe, Physical Activity Promotion in Health Care Settings

• Martin BW. Health-enhancing physical activity in Europe and in Switzerland: the health care setting and beyond. Editorial
• Martin-Diener E et al. 10 years of HEPA Europe: what made it possible and what is the way into the future?
• Kahlmeier S et al. A systematic overview of institutions and bodies active in physical activity promotion in Europe
• Martin BW et al. Physical activity promotion in the health care setting in
  Switzerland
• Raustorp A et Sundberg CJ. The Evolution of Physical Activity on Prescription (FaR) in Sweden
• Ward M. Experiences in physical activity promotion in health care settings for primary prevention in the UK
• Füzéki E et Banzer W. Exercise Referral in Germany 
• Djomba J et al. Physical activity promotion in primary health care in Slovenia
• Potemkina R et Boytsov. Exercise in medicine in Rusia 
• Duperly J et al. “Exercise is Medicine” in Latin America: training health care professionals in physical activity prescription
• Lobelo F et al. Physical Activity Promotion in Health Care Settings: the
  “Exercise is Medicine” Global Health Initiative Perspective.

Issue 2/2009: Physical Activity and Health in Switzerland

• Martin BW et Mäder U. Physical activity and health in Switzerland – where are we in 2009?
• Martin BW et al. Physical activity and health – what are the recommendations and where do we find the Swiss population?
• Martin-Diener E et Martin BW. Two base documents for Switzerland: “Health-Enhancing Physical Activity” and “Muscle-Powered Mobility”
• Dössegger A et al. From hepa.ch to COMPI – Internet-based  exchange platforms for physical activity promotion professionals in Switzerland
• Jimmy G et al. A walk to kindergarten project in Switzerland: needs assessment, comparison of outcome assessment methods and follow-up over three years
• Thüring N et al. Feasibility of a web-based randomised controlled trial for a tailored physical activity intervention
• Dössegger A et al. Experiences in nationwide recruiting for the “Allez Hop” Physical Activity Programme
• Padlina O et al. Acceptance of an Internet-based programme to train physical activity counsellors during the development phase and in regular use
• Zimmermann-Sloutskis D et al. Sport activity in children aged 5 to 13 years in the Swiss Household Panel 2007 – levels and relationship with parents’ behaviour
• Jimmy G et al. Self-reported physical activity behaviour in 4th- to 6th-grade students in a Swiss community
• Wyss T et al. Physical performance in young men at Swiss Army recruitment 1982 to 2005
• Surbeck R et al. Swiss bike-to-work campaign: Did we reach the intended population?
• Mäder U et al. Acceptance and feasibility of semi-standardised physical activity counselling in the conscript Swiss Army
• Wanner M et al. Evaluation of the local physical activity and sport network in Nendaz: Results of two cross-sectional population-based surveys
• Pieth J et al. Information material for migrant populations in Switzerland: the example of physical activity promotion
• Padlina O et al. Promotion of physical activity and sport in adolescents – first experiences of the Internet programme www.feelok.ch
• Wanner M et al. A semiautomated web-based approach for  routine evaluation of physical activity courses